hnal943

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by hnal943 8y ago
charge more for shipping?
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by hnal943 8y ago
Presumably I could order up an AV and it could drive to my house when I needed it. Why would there need to be strangers?
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by hnal943 8y ago
You are also a business person, aren't you?
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by hnal943 8y ago
Busses and trains aren't available in my driveway when I want them.
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by hnal943 8y ago
Finally some good news out of the EU
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by hnal943 8y ago
Do you mind sharing more about your circumstances? I'd like to understand how someone with a high income could become homeless.
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by hnal943 8y ago
The entire article is undisciplined and sloppy. She really gets in the way of the story she's trying to tell.
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by hnal943 8y ago
I don't think this guy understands what skunkworks means.
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by hnal943 8y ago
I have wanted to try something like this ever since I watched The Mother of All Demos. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mother_of_All_Demos
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by hnal943 8y ago
That's pretty reductive. Rigorous learning in the punch card era would have involved a lot of programming on paper, which requires you to understand the program you are writing in a more comprehensive way than does trial and error. T
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by hnal943 8y ago
I thought that originally as well. However I'm not sure that the cars both need to be on the turn table to remain paired. If cars #45 and #44 are paired, can we repeat the turntable operation to keep them oriented in the same way wit
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by hnal943 8y ago
You're assuming 1) there's a legitimate technical problem and 2) the person calling is management and not a user
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by hnal943 8y ago
You are fighting the good fight.
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by hnal943 8y ago
The room matters to me. I hear it as Laurel in my bedroom but yanny in the bathroom.
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by hnal943 9y ago
The pre-google internet also had a discovery problem. Remember webrings? I think OP is right that the decentralized internet is the same as in the "golden era".
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by hnal943 9y ago
The only way to reform pensions is to deal with the unions. The Wisconsin model works.
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by hnal943 9y ago
I think the distinction is between "arms" and "ordinance". Reading through the comments here, it seems "munitions" is a super set of both.
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by hnal943 9y ago
Vote fraud is an extremely serious crime in a democracy.
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by hnal943 9y ago
That level of judgment is actively discouraged and labeled "profiling".
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by hnal943 9y ago
Who would be liable? The owner of the AV? The manufacturer?
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by hnal943 9y ago
or maybe even smaller, say 50 pieces broken out by region.
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by hnal943 9y ago
> But your only shot getting a better life is crime.... that is true for 0% of Americans in prison
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by hnal943 9y ago
Agree. Before I read the article I assumed that this would be a tongue-in-cheek series of suggestions that would destroy twitter.
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by hnal943 9y ago
This is an addict's (unreliable) perception, not reality. In reality, software engineers are so valuable and highly sought after that you can have basically any lifestyle you want and still be successful.
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by hnal943 9y ago
Jurisdiction is an issue in cyberspace. It's hard for someone to steal your physical stuff from the other side of the world.
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by hnal943 9y ago
I don't know, don't you think that the population of morons in the pool of social media influencers is disproportionately high?
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by hnal943 9y ago
> The only thing that will ever stop them is actual updates to anti-trust laws to stay in step with the current state of the industry. It's silly to think that only government intervention could change the status quo. Who do you kn
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by hnal943 9y ago
That's true. I've seen these buttons at the Seattle airport, and they were positioned at the door. But that doesn't mean they would have to be there.
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by hnal943 9y ago
By the time you add the costs to administer these buttons which includes detecting fraud, reviewing security footage, and contacting the store, the value proposition of these buttons evaporates. It's no longer a cheap source of custom
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by hnal943 9y ago
I can't remember the last airport I was at where there was an actual door you had to open. Although that is probably more for convenience w/bags than cleanliness.

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